On October 15, 2026, Jennifer Davidson will moderate the session “When the Agent Goes Rogue: An AI Incident Response Table-Top” at Canadian Technology Law Association (CAN-TECH) 2026 Annual Fall Conference.

Jennifer will be joined by a panel of fellow experts, including Jeremy Gordon (Thoughtworks), Ed Dubrovsky (CyberSteward Inc.), and Rob Hester (Anthropic) to discuss what happens when an AI agent acts outside its intended scope and causes reputational, legal, customer, and business harm. In this live table-top exercise, panelists will be presented with a fast-moving AI incident involving unauthorized agent activity, inaccurate customer communications, possible confidential-data exposure, and public scrutiny. Acting as the response team, the panel will work through detection, containment, privilege, communications, regulatory assessment, customer trust, recovery, and lessons learned—showing what effective AI incident response looks like under pressure.

The Canadian Technology Law Association (CAN-TECH) 2026 Annual Fall Conference provides an opportunity to learn about the most recent and significant developments in Canadian and international technology law, to benefit from an analysis of such developments as provided by leading practitioners and government officials, and to network with leading practitioners.

The Canadian Technology Law Association was founded in 1997 by a group of Canadian technology lawyers from across the country. They provide a national forum for Canadian practitioners to discuss the uniquely Canadian aspects of technology law and related fields of e-commerce and intellectual property.

For more information about the conference, visit: https://www.cantechlaw.ca/page-18184